It's the 13th annual Halloween Film Screening, so of course the film must be the original 1980 horror classic, FRIDAY THE 13TH! So please join us on the North Deck on Oct. 24th at 7pm. This event is free and open to all! Thank you to Dr. Chuck Jackson for making this happen.
Chuck Jackson’s experimental essay on oil politics, atmospheres, and Texas Chainsaw Massacre for a forthcoming Post45 Contemporaries was so good it made me cry! Mark October on your calendars and in the meantime revisit his classic essay on TCM https://t.co/l7umIdH1cH
Thrilled to see our amazing business administrator, Ruby Brown-Hogan, recognized for 25 years of critically important service to the Department of English at UHD!
SAVE THE DATE: My book launch will be at @lawndalehouston on Saturday, June 29, at 2 p.m. I will be collaborating with vocalists @IRR2011 and Justin Rodriguez-Jones, as well as trumpeter Anthony Almendárez, and contrabassists Sonia Flores and Juan Garcia. Join us!
Please join us at UHD for a creative writing workshop and reading with poet, artist, and translator @JDPluecker on Tuesday, March 5.
The workshop will take place at 1PM at the Milam and Travis Rooms, while the reading will be at the Tour Room at 2:30PM.
Feel that chill in the air? It's time for the 12th annual Halloween film screening! This year, we have John Carpenter's 1978 classic, HALLOWEEN. Join us Thursday, October 26th at 7pm on the North Deck side of UHD's One Main building. Be there and be scared!
Latinx Literature, Aloud and Proud
Mural Area in the Academic Bldg.
Wednesday, Oct. 4, 11:30am
All Are Welcome. Thanks to @profstalina for putting this event together!
Hey UHD community,
Are you creative? Do you write stories? Poems? Do you take photographs or paint? Then consider submitting your work to UHD's own literary magazine, The Bayou Review! Submissions are open until Sept. 27. https://t.co/icnlytLlI5
Cormac McCarthy, the author whose raggedly ornate early novels about misfits and grotesques gave way to the lush taciturnity of “All the Pretty Horses” and the apocalyptic minimalism of “The Road,” has died at 89. https://t.co/s7fcvvRfgP
Alongside my friend and colleague Lau Cesarco Eglin, I had a great time promoting @UHD_English’s creative writing concentration and minor at the @hpoartsfestival !!!!
What's all this then? Why, it's the spring 2023 issue of The Bayou Review! Please join the student editorial team at the (virtual) launch party on April 27th at 2:30pm.
https://t.co/kFmntfnTa9
Attention all fans of the fantasy classic The Lord of the Rings! Dr. Paul Fortunato will be leading UHD students in a live, theatrical reading of part of the saga on Friday, March 24th in the new Wellness and Success Center. The event is free and open to all!
I wrote an essay in Spanish about my relationship to my mom, the United States, and translation. It’s been wonderful to work with my editors @criveragarza and @giselaheffes! Can’t wait to read the rest of this anthology!
Yesterday, thanks to @UHD_English, Ross Gay was in Houston. People asked Ross wonderful questions & invited a conversation on, among things, why the poet tries the poem, what moves us to write, systems of community care, & love as a radical compass. I left renewed & so grateful.
Reminder that the amazing poet and essayist Ross Gay will be reading in the 40,000 Windows Cafe tomorrow (Wednesday, Feb. 22) at 2:30pm! The cafe is located (rather fittingly) within the UHD Library.
Wow! Laura Cesarco Eglin's translation of *claus and the scorpion* by Lara Dopazo Ruibal has been longlisted for the 2023 PEN Literary Award for Poetry in Translation. Congrats to Dr. Cesarco Eglin on this amazing achievement!
Join us in congratulating all of the 2023 PEN Literary Awards Longlisters! Find the full list of longlisted books at: https://t.co/f47C2TicDF #PENLitAwards#2023PENLitAwards
Bayou Review
Call for Submissions
Deadline: Feb. 23, 2023
Submit Work at: https://t.co/Cqo7n8lIBh
Now accepting: Creative Non-Fiction, Fiction, Poetry & Visual Art
We welcome work in: English, Spanish, Spanglish, & translation into English